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  • CaptBuzz
    Member
    • Mar 2012
    • 177

    Glock triggers: Fulcrum or Vanek?

    As the title suggests, I'm curious if anyone here has experience with the two trigger drop-ins for Glock (23 to be specific). I don't mind the stock trigger too much but the travel is a little spongy.

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    I'm leaning towards the Fulcrums since they actually provide pictures of their product while Venek seems to only do a polishing job on factory Glock parts with a couple after-market parts that I probably wont install.

    This may sound like I answered my own question but I'm curious if anyone out there sees a difference in the Fulcrum trigger set that justifies the price?
  • #2
    ChaneRZ
    Banned
    • Aug 2011
    • 2041

    I had the fulcrum on my G19 and it was fantastic! Very light consistent pull. I'd go with the Fulcrum trigger.

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    • #3
      Bobby Hated
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2010
      • 1616

      i havent tried the vanek, but i have a full fulcrum trigger in my G34. it is AMAZING! it was worth every penny.

      and the guys at glockworx are the best CS you will ever get in your life.
      USPSA Master TY-71084

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      • #4
        SARC_Mike
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2012
        • 701

        +1 for the Fulcrum. Dropped one in my 35 and it is SWEET!
        Heard great things about the vanek as well so I dont think you can go wrong with either...but my experience is with the fulcrum and cant endorse it enough.
        On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.

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        • #5
          1 SIG fan
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2009
          • 2491

          +2 for glockworx. They did 4 glocks for me. What a difference

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          • #6
            Diabolus
            Veteran Member
            • Mar 2006
            • 4732

            I Shoot a G34 pretty darn good and I say leave it stock.

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            • #7
              vintagearms
              Calguns Addict
              • Jan 2009
              • 6841

              For a range only/competition gun I might go with Glockworx. Have seen a couple go full auto so that tells me that 1. they were misadjusted 2. the tolerances of the parts are very critical.
              For a duty gun or one that may be used for CCW I would look at the Vanek.

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              • #8
                ChaneRZ
                Banned
                • Aug 2011
                • 2041

                It would go auto or double tap if you put lighter firing pin spring and lighter safety spring in combination of the Fulcrum trigger. I have done that and I stayed with stock springs.

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                • #9
                  Brassthief
                  Junior Member
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 27

                  My experience with Glockworx/Fulcrim Trigger was unfortunately not as good. CS with first salesman was unpleasant, he seemed to be inconvenienced at having to sell me a trigger. Then they sent the wrong one. Called back, 2nd salesman was apologetic and trigger was replaced. 2nd trigger had stuck/non-functional pre travel adjuster despite heating it several times to release locktite, per Glockworx instructions. Broke my allen wrench and quit trying. Didn't feel like pursuing it any further with Glockworx so decided to just live with it for awhile. Then last week a friend bought his 1st Glock, and asked what trigger I was using. I told him that to my regret it was the Glockworx/Fulcrum trigger and not one of the Vanek Kits I had also considered. This re kindled my own interest in Vanek's triggers, so I ordered a Vanek Classic Kit for myself. Received and installed it today, and after trying it I am very happy. Got the right one the first time, installed easily and it feels very good to me. Seems like I must have gotten a couple of lemons from Glockworx as others who have posted here like theirs, but I don't think I will try their product again. Vanek CS was bettter for me (Charlie Vanek answered the phone himself when I called), I am happier with the product that I received, and it cost less. This was my experience with both triggers in a G20 pistol, hope it helps you decide.

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                  • #10
                    CaptBuzz
                    Member
                    • Mar 2012
                    • 177

                    My Fulcrum actually gets delivered tomorrow or Monday so I'll post my results in case someone else happens to search for this thread.

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                    • #11
                      CaptBuzz
                      Member
                      • Mar 2012
                      • 177

                      What a difference!!! It's like a whole new pistol. Pricey, but zero regret.

                      The factory pull was too cold, the 2.5lb pull was too hot! but the 3.5lb pull was juuuust right. :P

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                      • #12
                        Craigy
                        Junior Member
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 33

                        Originally posted by Brassthief
                        My experience with Glockworx/Fulcrim Trigger was unfortunately not as good. CS with first salesman was unpleasant, he seemed to be inconvenienced at having to sell me a trigger. Then they sent the wrong one. Called back, 2nd salesman was apologetic and trigger was replaced. 2nd trigger had stuck/non-functional pre travel adjuster despite heating it several times to release locktite, per Glockworx instructions. Broke my allen wrench and quit trying. Didn't feel like pursuing it any further with Glockworx so decided to just live with it for awhile. Then last week a friend bought his 1st Glock, and asked what trigger I was using. I told him that to my regret it was the Glockworx/Fulcrum trigger and not one of the Vanek Kits I had also considered. This re kindled my own interest in Vanek's triggers, so I ordered a Vanek Classic Kit for myself. Received and installed it today, and after trying it I am very happy. Got the right one the first time, installed easily and it feels very good to me. Seems like I must have gotten a couple of lemons from Glockworx as others who have posted here like theirs, but I don't think I will try their product again. Vanek CS was bettter for me (Charlie Vanek answered the phone himself when I called), I am happier with the product that I received, and it cost less. This was my experience with both triggers in a G20 pistol, hope it helps you decide.
                        Not sure who you spoke with, .. But if you still have the trigger kit and want to send it back or replaced I would be glad to help.

                        Craig
                        Glockworx
                        310-230-5135

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                        • #13
                          PM720
                          Calguns.net Shooting Team
                          • Apr 2010
                          • 2160

                          I have a Vanek GSSF trigger in my G22 and I like it. If you plan to shoot GSSF then this is the only way to go IMO.

                          Scott

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